It took me two months and many design changes, but I have finally constructed what I deem the ultimate Lego transforming/combining thing made entirely of low-tech 80
So glad you have so much free time on your hands.
Quote:So glad you have so much free time on your hands.
Ooh, now that was harsh, but you make a good point. I'm trying to get a new job; I really am. In fact, I've got an interview tomorrow morning.
Could we please focus on the point of this thread: my awesome Lego creations.
Heh hey you brought it up! But nice creations wise, I don't really like the 80's era blocks but thats me. Anyway, you need to have a new hobby.. have you thought of knitting?
Love the whale-shark, would have loved to see it eating something. Do you think it's hungry? Last time I didn't feed one of my brick-robots it mysteriously disappeared.
Kewl! The fun with legos. They're all really cool, i havent really used legos in a LONG time...
I see you are very creative with your legos.
I always said no one's ever too old to play with legos. Makes me feel better about the fact that I've got a 2ft square box full of the things in my garage. Do all of them combine into some kinda gigantic robot?
Quote:Do all of them combine into some kinda gigantic robot?
See page 3 of the photos. Pieces from each one combine into a gigantic robot. Though I forgot to take pictures of it, the gigantic robot also changes into a vehicle.